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Re: A networking side-issue
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- Subject: Re: A networking side-issue
- From: Chittaranjan Mandal <Chittaranjan.Mandal@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 06 Aug 2004 21:45:24 +0530
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[Reply to message from: Charles Cazabon]
>> I also have a dial-on-demand connection for client hosts.
>> While the dial-on-demand works for http queries, it
>> somehow fails for *https*. Any suggestions to rectify the
>> situation?
>
> Contact your OS vendor for assistance; your dial-on-demand detector is
> failing
> to detect outgoing HTTPS connections. But this has nothing to do with
> qmail
> at all.
Thanks for the suggestion. I am using standard pppd.
The following two lines added to /etc/resolv.conf are not longer needed:
retrans:20
retry:4
The problem resurfaced for all http connections soon after. Not sure
whether these lines really helped.
There was a dns problem. I solved it using a caching nameserver.
Browsing, in general, and access to the web interface to qmail work
fine now.
(Off) Topic closed.
Chitta